4.43 Master Repository Import Wizard

Use to create a new Master Repository by exporting another Master Repository.

The Master Repository Import Wizard has the following steps:

4.43.1 Step 1 - Repository Connection

Use to enter the database connection and the repository configuration details.

Database Connection

Properties	Description
Login	User ID/login of the owner of the tables you have created for the Master Repository.
JDBC Driver	Driver used to access the technology, which hosts the repository.
JDBC URL	Complete path for the data server to host the repository. Note: The parameters JDBC Driver and URL are synchronized and the default values are technology dependent.
User	User ID/login of the owner of the tables.
Password	Password of the user.
DBA User	Username of the database administrator.
DBA Password	Password of the database administrator.

Click Test Connection to test the connection to your Master Repository.

Repository Configuration

Properties	Description
ID	A specific ID for the new Master Repository, rather than the default 0. This affects imports and exports between repositories. Note: All master repositories should have distinct identifiers. Check that the identifier you are choosing is not the identifier of an existing repository.
Use a Zip File	If using a compressed export file, select Use a Zip File.
Import Path (File)	If using zip file, enter or select the file containing your Master Repository export. If not using a zip file, enter or select the folder containing the export data of your Master Repository.
Technology	From the list, select the technology your repository must be based on.

Click Next to move to the next step of the Master Repository Import Wizard.

Use to select the password storage mode. Do one of the following:

Select Use Password Storage Configuration specified in Export to reuse the same password storage mode as the exported Master Repository.

Select Use New Password Storage Configuration to configure a new password storage mode and do one of the following:

Select Internal Password Storage to store passwords in the Oracle Data Integrator repository.
Select External Password Storage to use JPS Credential Store Framework (CSF) to store the data server and context passwords in a remote credential store. Indicate the MBean Server Parameters to access the credential store.

Enter the following MBean Server Parameters:

Properties	Description
Host	MBeans Server Host, for example: mymachine.oracle.com
Port	MBeans Server Port, for example: 7001
User	MBeans Server User Name, for example: weblogic
Password	MBeans Server Password, for example: weblogic

Click Test Connection to test the connection to your MBean Server.

Click Finish to complete the Master Repository Import Wizard and create a new Master Repository by exporting another Master Repository.